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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-10-08

We would like to see every democrat
who does not favor the nomination of
Gen. Nichols. join the McEnery club, as
1t would tend to emulate the slumbering
political energies of large number of
democrats who have not even cast their
votes for the democratic candidates for
number of years and who now seem
to be moving slowly in one direction or
the other. 1t would be well for every de-
| democrat to endorse one candidate or the
other, and organize properly in order
to give solid support to the nominee of
the democratic convention.
Theatrical performances will take
place tonight and Tomorrow night at
Breaux Bridge, by and for the benefit of
the Dramatic Club of that town.
We understand that these entertain
ments are given in order to meet pay
ment due on their Hall, and after the
payment of which, the club will discon-
tlnue its representations until the disu-
Mon and disagreement which now exists
between the two dramatic clubs of that
town disappear.
Those desiring to attend or to helm this
association can have tickets at this Of
flee.
Where are you going Jack? why, at
b. Audibert's for glass of that nice
beer!
We were pleased to note from the COL
umns of the Daily States, the high and
honorable position attained by our young
friend OF Breaux Bridge. Cadet F. II.
son Of DR.. H. P. Guilbeau, at
he last session of the Louisiana State
University and Agricultural and Mecha-
1ical College at Baton Rouge. FIT.
iuilbeau Of the freshman class distin-
pushed himself in English, Mathematics
french, Bookkeeping and Discipline,
md received honorable mention as a
most exemplary student.
This for the first session is indeed flat
ering to the young gentlemen. We ex-
end to him our congratulations.
We hear from different parts of the
tate that the faction leaders, in their
'antic effort to carry parish conventions
behalf of their favorites are inducing
epublicans to appear at Democratic
lettings and by this means defeat GER
lin Democratic candidates in their To-
O. Chronicle.
1t looks more like McEnery was buy
g up Republican newspapers to espouse
s cause than anything else. Republi-
ms have no desire to appear at The de-
ocratic primaries. Those bought ND
ay stand on the outside and bark for
ird term candidate.-St. Mary Review.
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NOTICE.

All hunters and tresspassers are hereby
notified to keep off the Norgress Planta-
tion under the penalty of the law.
Oct. m. j. ID. Collins.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-10-08
Local Lights.

! ava ou tCC 1T ID. -tu
dibert's.
Rev. Father Laurent. S. j. of Gran,
Voteau, arrived here Thursday evening.
F Judge b. 4. Martel. the Oldest lawye
OF the Opelousas bar, died Wednesda,
night after lingering illness.
Proceedings of the Police Jury ant
Town Council appear in another column
Of this issue, read them.
Albert Rousseau, Joe Martin, Car
fausies and Husville Fournette, Jr. left
last Monday for college.
We take it back brother ReveilIe, we
moughtyou were leaning towards dark
morse, but we see you still cling to old
Mac.
Our young friend Alfred DeLaureal
left Tuesday for st. Louis, where he will
attend second course at the st. Louis
Homeopathic college.
$3.50 in cash! 3 Worcester's and 3
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50, and
Dictionary Holders, worth $3.50, given
asprizes for best essays answering the
question why should use a Dictionary
Holder% For full particulars send to
La Verne W. NOyes, 80 & 1O1 W. Monroe
Street, Chicago, the maker of Dictionary
Holders. Or inquire at your Bookstore.
We have employed short hand writer
Tor the campaign season, who will assist
at the Nichols and McEnery meetings
In this parish, and let the people know
the good things they have to say.
As a female regulator. DR.. Dromgoole,s
English Female Bitters act like a charm.
We wonder if the McEnery people of
parish will have anything to say now,
lbout democrats who bOlted conventions
'r who did not submit to democratic con-
1entions?
Elsewhere in our columns will no
ound the resolutions and proceedings of
he McEnery club organized last Satur-
lay.
b. Audibert is the champion, he keeps
he incest and coolest beer.
we are In receipt of complimentary
cket to the Dallas, Tex, Fair and Ex-
osition which will be opened 20 the
ubllc on Thursday the Goth. inst. and =
ontlnue until the 9th. of November.
he daily programmes is long and varied
nd promises to be a very interesting
nd successful event.
The only place to get nice and cool =
Ger is at B. Audibert's.
Rev. Father Madere who had charge
the Catholic Church here for the last
onth, and whose services were so high u
appreciated by the Catholics of this q
irish left for St. James Monday last.
The Catholics here have circulated for
,natures petition addressed to Rev.
lther Rouxel, asking him to appoint to
r church, Father Madere. and we hone p
Will comply with the wishes of the =
tholics of this parish.
FLESH TO BONES. Any lady, who from
'ease has lost her flesh. becoming lean
lank who has lost her beautiful form
d symmetry, and wishes to regain
'se grand and attractive blessings, on
TO use afew bottles of DIR. DromgoeIe's
GLIsH FEMlLE BTTERs. =.
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Agricultural Progression.

The BurgoOn end of White township is in
a 1ourIshing condition nowadays. New
houses, new barns. new improvements. new
ideas.-yes, and new babies When the
new railroad takes out through that section.
1t VIII cap tho climax, and inaugnrate a
new epoch entirely.
Nothing Ike a new departure once-in-a-
while, it Is like nature going on a recreation.
taking a glass or sweet cider, as il were
There is talk OF putting the old log house
in glass case as a relic of this past tor the
rising generation to cut its teeth on, as it
we're. Its wisdom teeth. we mean.
Larry has built new house just above
the old log establishment, the former pride
OF the patch" In the palmy days when the
woodman's axe rang through the forest. and
when bears Pnd wolves hadn't sII escaped
from Barnum's museum.
What difference for the better mans
Improvements make on the face OF Gods
earth a snug human babiiation gives
charm, ana life, and meaning to the fair
face Of nature. II fixes a home and IendeS
guus for animate beings. and even the do.
mestIc plants and weeds love there to
cOngreRate. Horses, cattle. hogs chickens,
birds and rabbits. all congregate about their
master as they did In Eden Of old. Without
toe doL and cat, a home would be incom-
pete. A man on 4 good farm, and thus
surrounded, IS in a small paradise. Let him,
then, tnsnk the Great GISer OF all this goOd,
and live as the lord of creation" ought TO
live. A. ID. II.
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Got Ava, win 81 900 I'm Cash

II IS alleged here this afternoon. says Sat
urday's Greensburg Record, that ;. a. Co
vert. a resident of OrblsOnia, Huntin gdon
county, aud the sub-cortractoU of the brick
work on The new ST. Joseph's Academy
building ut this place. skipped this morning
taking with him 81 900 in cash with which
he was y have paid his wOrkmen- he was
given a check for $500 by Contractor
Hughes yesterday. which is the amount that
Covert got out "f the ST. Joseph contractor
The other 81 100 Covert raised on the con-
tract OF building al Homestead on Satur-
day. The runaway contractor shipped his
uunk from the Fisher House to -. Mary's
near Harrisburg, and took Oyster Express
west hinsslf. They ere after him.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

Notice fs hs5eby given that the following, nsr,s,,
isier's ofce al Ehehsburg in and for the
OF Cambria. and will be presented At the Orphan !:
Court OF sai1 county tor connrmatton anS siia.
snce on Wednesday. December !, A. u 1ss7 !
Wit: '' -
/. The hrst and fms: account II pgl.h.r, Re-,
der, executor Of Mary Luther, late of Carroll
township. deceased.
. The second and maj account OF John H,
DOugias'- surviving executor OF Thomas Adams
ST. Ia te OF Clearreld toWnship deceased
: The second and anal account of Elias Row
Jackson township. -o'e VI
: The irst and nnaI account OF A. w. Buck
late OF Washington township.
5 Tne nrst account OF Sylvester w. Ryrn..
SaarIlan SSn.ls oil hinSr children OF william Young.
6. Firstand hnaI account John g. overbsrye,
tecutor OF ", ,ehnel overoerger, late Of Carroll
First aud final account OF VI. l.. Glasvow.apd
W L Glasgow. administrators OF Eliza NcbIs
late OF Reade tornship, deccased --''AA -'o0ie'
> The hrst aud fnEl aScouat Of Fob Marian
G =: l. a OF Richard Morgan, iaIe
tirst ana nnaI account oi Catharino a nd IyJt
iltil @ !" l,rnan Iarinan administrators OF William A
late o. ShensbUrS borough, deceased.
10 First and partial account of Eyaa Thomas
40 , ,1,s.Iau9t I OF Eliza Thomas, late Of Johns
= Il. The account of H. J. Roberts, admintstra,or
Sus41 l. Morreil- late Of Johnstown borough
u First and FINAL account OF Joserb Hes,oD
administrator of Mary Hesiop, late Of Toner Ye-
l3 First accounIOf William n. Dodson suara-
ian OF minor children OF Joseph FteIdhons- 7. -
OF MillvilIe borough. deceased '-'e
u lhid and nnal account Of John ID Reese
saminlstraior OF Joseph FieIdhouse late Of yIiIir
Vile borough. deceased. O VI -''ii-
10 flrst and n1al account OF joseph Hoyue
ADM nisiratOr -. 4 OF Teresa SI,anfaa -,
Cambria township. deceased '-'o u
10 firet and nnal account OF w. J. Hager al
m'nistrHtor oi Frederick Shade late a. -
Nuder township, deceased ~ " ~O"ei
IL second account OF John H. Douglas. guard
Ian OF minor children OF MagdAleua Iutbe1 i.ta
OF Clearheld township. deceased I"''
i. n IL Tnalf a..
ceased. '0"1sHiP' uc-
-. first account Of Joseph A. Gray trustee to
seII real estate OF y ChrIsty late of CiaI!itzfn
-. tirst account Of Joseph Youngkin. trustec
70 eel reai estate OF DAVID Noungkiu late OF
Reade township. deceased
Il l!rst aHc hnal account OF q. J. Wcstover
administrator OF John Westoyer late of Sus1nr
hanna township. drcsassd
CELESrINE ,. ri arr. Eegi-t.r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, November
9Th. 1887
Jackson Ripple. JOhnstCwn, and Annie
Barefoot Bedturd Co.
josaph Dunegan aud Mary Noel. Clear
field township.
Philip Fleming and Ann Gallagher, East
IaVlnT township.
William Il. Bice and Mary J. Warner.
JOhnsrown.
Joseph Gouaser and Ann Nayser. Cam
oTia.
Alfred Emanuel, Bakers Mines and
Amelia Brown, Keade township.
Frank Hsbkey and Rachel Fisher, Cam
bTia.
Christopher Shoemaker and Rachel Pile,
COnemaugh.
Joseph Kist and Elizabeth HeIstine. Con
emaugh.
William II. Schrom. York. Pa, aud
G. 1srnuie Findlav, WnTdvaIe Bor-
Ai"ysius r. Fox. SuSquehanna township
aud Emma McCOmbie, Carroll township.
-WASTED.-A respectable man to han.
Ole our famous Rubber Stamp, etc, in this
district. Mcmahon Bros. * Adams, 2l2
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Dr. OIdshue-
53i Grant Street.
PITTsBURGH, PA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11

Minerva EckeIs by her IN the Court Of Comm On
next friend John W Pleas q! "a bria county.
horrts No. !. June Term. 1857.
W. Alias Subj o-na in ni-
Grant Erkelz vorce
COUNTY or GAMBIA s.
IHE toSHoc:E EAITH OF I'FN SzILvASIA
To GRANT E' ELES CfFEETISo:
NTE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w mdEded. that all matter 81 business and
excuses being set aside you he and appear in yanr
proper p"rSon het're our Judge NJ Ehe5sIurg
n our Curt 81 Common Pleas. there 10 be held
on the nr-t Monday Of December next To show
cHuse- 10 any you have. why your WIFE Minerva
Eckels. shOuld not be divorced from he bonds ni
natrimony which she has contracted with you the
lid Grant LcEcls. agreeable 10 Petition and Ii
bel exhibited against you before our ssid U'Ourt
ana 5hts yOn shall in wise omit At your IerIi
WITNESS tfe Honorable Robert l.. Johnston
President Judge ct said Court this 10 day
of No ember, A. ID. IsST.
H A. SHOEMAKER, Pro'y.
Ebensburg, Nov. II,
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AMnnnnn,. DI-rnrerr-

Another wonderful discovery has been
MADE and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease faster Ell Its clutches upon her and
fer seveu years she witnstuod its severest
tests. but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemcd imminent. For three
u,ouths she couS bed incrsssntlY and could
not sleep. She bought OF Us a bottle OF DIR.
Kings NeH Discovery ior Consumption and
was sa much relieved on taking trst dose
that she slept all highs and with one bottle
has been mIraculously cured. Her name IS
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus wIite W Z.
HsmricE n Co. Of shelby, y. C.-t'et free
trial t,.tr' 1t r James drug store.
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Institute Programme.

The following programme for Teachers
Local Institute and Reading Circle to be
held at Loretto. Saturday, November 18th,
at l o'clock Y. NJ.
How to Interest ChiIdren.-Miss Lizzie
Sweeney. How To induce Teachers to at
tend IuStitutes.-P- J. Little. How to Teach
Language TO Childreu.-Miss NJ. Denny.
State use OF hearing LessCns.-Miss A
Haid. State the extent OF Teachers
DutIes.-Miss h.-Wallace.
Teachers are requested to bring their
School Management, and Ta.ks on Teach
ing. LEADER.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS THE HON. ROBERT l.. John
w SION, President Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas. Of the :. d JUdiIcial District con
sistiu= Of the County Of Cambria, has tsSued his
Trec II bearing date the l5Th day OF September
1857. me directed tor holding, X Court OF o. er
and Tcrmtner and General JaIl Delivery, and
Quarter Sessions Of tho Peace in Ehenshury for
the County OF Cambria. and TO commence on the
first Monday OF June, 49,, and TO continue two
weeks.
NtTICE - HEREBN GIVFS. that the Coroner
Justccr ol Peace. Aldermen, snd CunstsbIsS OF
said county u Cambria, that they lie then and
there In their proper persons. 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Ci said day win their records inquisi-
tions, c1a N inatinns ahd their own rcmembra nces
10 do those things which TO their offices appertain
TO be done and these Who are bound in recogni-
"A noes TO rustcutr against the prisoners Jhat are
or shall he In the Jail Of Cambria county he then
and there TO prosecute RgaIns: them q shall be
Just.
Given under my hand At EhenshuIg. the 3ist
day OF October. IN the Of Lord lsS1. I'D
the One Hundred and Twelfth Year Of the 10
dependence OF the United States.
Hos. a. GSAY. Sheriff.
Ebensburg Nov. Il. lss7.
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IEGAI. NOTICE

Hannah l. weible by IN the Court OF Common
her next friend John Pleas Of ia mlria county.
"Llsln No. /. IHne Term. lss7
VS. Alias Subpoena IN Di-
fra NIX wsihle. yorc.
COUNTY OF GAMBIA. IS.
IHE CoNNONUE WEALTH Of PESSsNLy ANA
TO PETER KELLY. CiHHETIsa:
Nf + COMMAND YOU. Ler-tnfore COM
w tDanded. that AL matter Of business and
excuses being Sot aside you be and appear in
POUR proper person before our Judge. Eneus-
burs a. our Court OF Common Pleas. there to be
held on the hrst Monday Of December next to
shC" cause u any you have, why your vile Han
nah + Weihle. shOuid not be divorced from the
ponds OF snatIiInOny which enc has contracted
Win Won The sdtd Frank Weihlc. agreeable II Pc
utlon and Libel exhibited against y0u before our
sald Court and this you shall in no wise omit 1t
WIrSRsS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston
President Judge OF our said Court this 10 day
OF November, =. -. lss-
IA. SHOEMAKER, Pro.y
Ebensburg. November II, 1857
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Legal. NOTICE.

Elizabeth Hengentahle IN the Court Of Common
by her next friend Pleas Of Cam hril cuuntv.
Henry Bower No Jnne T"rm. 1857
IS. Alias SubIu.ua in Di-
John &. HcnVentahIe yurce
COUNTY OF "a VI BRlA. -.
THE toNM0NW EALTH ''F PENNSYLyANIA
To John G. nENGENTABLE. GRGECINt
WE COMM ND NOG'. rs hcrct.fore com
w mnnded- that ail matter of husiupss and
eNruScs being set aside you he and Ipear In your
IrOPcr person before our Judge. "A Ebcnsturu
at our Court Of Common Pleas. there 10 lie held
on the nrSt Monday Of December next. to show
cause. II any you h"yc. why your vile EliZlbc n
Hengentable. should not he divorced iTurn tic
bonds Of matrtmCny which she hath cOntr. CT cd
VII h you che said John &. HeugsentaOle ayre, 1.
Tie 10 Petition and Libel exhibited against You
before our said Court, and this you shall In no
wise nil at your peril.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert L. Johnston
Pr sident Judge Of cu- said Court this 10th da V
Of November, 4. ID. lsS7.
II. =. SHOEMAKER Pro'y.
Ebensburg, December II, 1857.
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Hay Fever.

For twenty-five years have been severely
afflicted with hay fever. While Was suffer
ing intensely was induced, through Mr..
Tiehehor's testimonial, 10 try Ely's Cream
Balm. The effect was UarvelOus. Ii en-
abled me to perform my pastoral duties
without the slightest Inconvenience, and l
have escaped a return attack. I pronounce
Eiy's Cream Balm cure for hay fever
Wm. 7. Carr, Presbyterian Pastor, Eliza.
beth, y. j.
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DIED.
PITTsBURGH, Pa.

NOEL.-Died at his home in Munster
township, on Thursday, November 81, 1857,
Mr.. Joseph Noel, aged about - years.
KAYLOR.-Died at the residence Of John
Kane. in Munster, on Wednesday. NOvem-
Der Cd, 1887, Miss Mary Kaylor aged about
- years.
DALEY.-Died at her home IN Gallitzin,
on = sturday. November 9TH, 1885,, Mrs.
Margaret Daley. aged about 90 years.
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nu.l.t.u.s Nruic. SaIve.

Tire best salve in tie world foI Cuts,
Bruises, So.es. Users, salt Rh- um, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChillbldinS,
Uorns aGd all Skin EUupt.ous. and positively
cures piles OF no pay required. lt is guar
auteed to gi>a perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For sale
by Z. Jane, and ". W. McAtaer.of LnreJio.
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. FpLTCArIuN FoR CHARTER.

y Notice IS hereby given that an applca-
ton Vill he made to the Governor JG PeuasyI-
vaHia the twenty eth day OF November. A. D.
1851 toy Robert Coleman. ID. Y. Hastings I. L.
SpanyIer. Abraham Hess ana W. =. Rseder IN
Ger the Act OF Assembly entitled An Act TO
provide for the Incorporation and regulation or
certain curiOTrtiOuS approved April 2sIh, 1874 &.
ana the supplements thereto for the chart OF an
intended corporation 10 he cailCI - Tno BluhRker
Coal Cumauy," tho character and object Of which
Is the mining ami producing OF coal G, kc and
O'heT minerals. ANA IEc trHE- uuTtation aud sale
thereof. ana OF acquiring. huldiUE and dispaSing
Of Ieai estate ny sale. lease otherwise. and for
these purposes to have, possess and eulry all the
rights. benefits and privileges OF said Act Of As
-cInDiy and supplements thereto.
HCVES y REEDER.
Nov. !. lSS7. solicitors.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
~ Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts have hten nleC IN the Curt Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Cambria county. and will be con-
nrmei oy sGid court on the nrst MOn''Hy DE
cemoer neAt, unless cause be shown to the con
trtry.
The account of W II. X Smay, Assignee Of John
hoehm and wife tor beDent of creditors.
First and hnal account of Rerlamin BensLoff
committee OF christian Snyder. decd.
Il. A. SHOEMAkFR. Pro'y
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, DMINIsTKAToR.s NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
"a Letters OF administration on the etsa,- of
Iehry Iiafs, late Of Allegheny township, deces $
ca, have been granted to the undersigned resi-
ieht IN said township, 70 whom AL persons in
deoted 10 said estate are requested TO make nav.
nent. and those having claims or demands viii
make known the same wtthon' delay.
Wa- / Buck.
ANN l.. GLASS, Adtn r,
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Adjourned
Orphans Court Sale.

I)y yiItue Of an urter issuing out of the or
ID phan's Court @! Cambria County to me
directed. viii expose 10 public sale at the Ex-
change Hotel in the borough OF Chest Springs on
TEESD.H Y, NOV. IL, 1857.
ATT O'CLOCK L. II.
the following valuable real estate VI.
All thar certain Ttec parcel land situate :
in Jlcarneid township. Cambria county PA. ad-
joining lands OF Matthew Ivory, heirs Of !. &.
Ivory. Patrick Mcclure. Flancis Ivory and Jos
DySart - Son. continuing one hundred acres.
more OF less. having thereon erected = two story
frame house, 1aTn ana uuthuiiiirgs al! In good
repair There Is an abundance OF good water and
a me orchard Oh the premises.
cE-TERAIS OF sale :-Oue-t h irJ of the purchas G
mOuey To he paid the confirms ton Of the sale
and tho remainder in two equal annual Payments
with Interest. 10 be secured by the Judgment bond
ana mortgage Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH 4 GRAY.
Truste. to sell tac real estate Of Bernard Dune.
gan. decd.
Eheushurg, Nov. 81, 1857.
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Michael Ryan .

The owners OF the above pieces and tracts of
land desiring 70 redeem Ihen. can do so by ap-
plying 10 the Commissioners az Isir ONCE before
the time OF the sale. and by 4yinx the amour I
Of the purchase by the COmmi. sioners. accrued
taxes since, aud interest on aid amounts tOgstl
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TRIAL. LIST.
Widows AppraiSementS

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named Sppra sements Of property appraised. Il nd
set apart for widows Of decedenf under the Act Of
Assembly Of the 9Th Of April. ISL. having been
hlei IN the Registers office, nj EhenShurg. ia and
for the County of Ca mbria. and will he presented
TO the Orphans Court of said county fir cnnhrma-
rion and allowance on Wednesday. December eth, ,
1857. to Wit
!. Invent0TY and apDraiSement Of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Eliza
beth Matte, widow OF Joseph Matte, deceased,
S23 20.
=. Inventory and appraisment Of certain per
sOual property appraised and set aDart for Susan
Lnuther, widow OF valentine Joulher, decoas sed
$500.
). Inventory AMI appraisement of certain per
sonal rrnperIy appraised and set apart for Re
hecca Gallagher widow of james Gallagher. de-
ceased. $50
4. In-entory and appraisem-nt of certain per
sonal property appraised and ret apart for Cath
crime iians, widow of Lenard Cans, deceased.
S25I -.
5. Inventory and appraiser mt OF certain per-
sOnai property appraised and set apart for Jose
phin Brickner. widow Of joseph Brickner, de-
ceased. 81.
s. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart ior Cath
crime Sedolmyer. widow of r. y. Sedelmyer, &c
ceased. $50 SIS.
:. Inventory and sppraisement OF certain per
sOnal property appraised and set apart tor Monica
Liizinyer. widow Of william Litzinger, deceased.
s257.
CELESTIHE =. BLAIR. Reg'r.
Eben sburg, Nov. :, lss7.
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INEEUTOIS NOTICE
H Estate OF ChristOfer RObine, decd. Letter,
;estamentary on the estate OF CHRISTOPHER r.
oiue late Of the borough OF Lilly Cambria COM,
~. Pa. deceased, having been granted 10 The uI
hsrslSneu all persons indrti ed To s q estate At
hereDy no incl TO make payment without della,
anu th'se haVing claims against the same " a
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